Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
NEWS Notes.

7. H. Blanchard, Esq, will deliver
xemperance lecture at Santa Monica TINS
.evening. at Good Templars' Hall, and
all are cordially invited.
There was report last night that
man had committed suicide at Pasadena
bv cutting his throat. The Coroner
drove out Immediately.
Answers have been filed in the cases
of Margaret 7. Smith against T: j.
MITCHELL ct al. to recover land in Tulare
county in the U. S. Circuit Court.
Thomas ONeat and VIM. Pollard were
arrested Yesterday at San Bernardino for
selling liquor to Indians NO tune mas
as vet been set for their examination.
The first wedding in the new settle
ment of Cresceuta Canada took place on
Wednesday, the high contracting parties
baing Miss Anna Merrill and Fred.
Foster, both formerly of Indianapolis.
The total of the sales of lots at
Lordsburg on Wednesday amounted to
S2l2.OOO. The owners of this promising
new townsite are thinking of having
another sale aud excursion in the near
future.
The Riverside, Santa Ana and Los
Angeles Railroad Company, commenced
suit yesterday in the Superior Court,
to condemn strip of land 100 feet wide
through the estate of David Yorba, near
Riverside.
A contract was let yesterday to Mr..
Blair by the proprietors of the Raymond
Addition for grading the streets ard lay.
ing sidewalks in that lovely locality.
This will enlarge the area of Pasadena
about two hundred acres.
The case of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company VS.. A. II. Hiatt, to
recover possession of lands in Tulare
county and $500 damages, has been
transferred from the Superior Court of
that county to the United States Circuit
Court
M. w. Heath, or "Big Mike" as he
is called, was in the neighborhood of
the Schooner Saloon when the coward.
ly assault was made upon Officer Rulo,
aud he wants it distinctly understood
that he is a witness for the People and
not for the brutal assailants.
On Friday evening of next week the
undergraduates of the Los Angeles COL
lege will give an entertainment at the
Pavilion. The programme will include
selections from "Ermine," gymnastic
drills, the anvil Chorus" aid other
interesting musical and literary features.
A number of Spanish American young
men and Sehoritas will give an entertain.
ment at Armory Hall tomorrow evening
consisting of drama in three acts, fol-
lowed by grand ball. 1t will be for
the benefit OF the monument to be
erected to the memory of the deceased
patriotic President ofMexico, Don Benito
Juarez. The persons taking part In the
play are all amateurs.
Owing to the absence OF Rev. Eli Fay,
of the Unitarian congregation, Rev. A.
w. Edelman was requested to lecture
next Sunday, but that day being the
Jewish Pentacost, it was with regret
that Mr.. Eielman could not comply
with their request. He, however, ex-
tends cordial invitation to all the men,
bers to attend Pentacost services, to be
held in Masonic Hall, Spring street, on
that day.
Mine host Mason of the Planters Ho-
tel is sgitating the question OF raising
fund for advertising Anaheim in Los An
geles and on the trains, by the distribu.
tion of descriptive pamphlets and
folders. The response ought to be liber-
al, as that is the only really effective
way of making Anaheim prominent.
Los Angeles is the place where the mis-
sionary work should be done, and this
fact should be bore in mind in all future
efforts at advertising Auaheim. m.-Gazette.
Ehe item in yesterdays HERALD con-
cerning difficulty between Emil Har-
ris and Solomon Mendelsohn, was an
error. Emil was not in the city at the
time, but his brother did have a little
trouble with Mendelsohn. 1t seems that
the San Pedro boys made Solomon be-
lieve that his ticket had drawn large
prize in the Louisiana Lottery and he
wanted to collect it. Visions of sudden
wealth cloulded Solomon's mind for the
time being. The San Pedro boys should
abstain from practical joking.
Rev. DIR. Schneider will lecture this
evening at 7:3O. in the Synagogue, in
English. Subject: SIS Jehovah re-
vengeful God?" On Saturday evening
at 7:3O and Sunday morning at o'clock
the festival of Shabuoth will be cele-
brated, and also the confirmation of
Master II. Harris. The best musical
talent of the city will take part in the
services. The Synagogue will be beau
tifully decorated with flowers, and DIR.
Schroeder will lecture in English on,
"The position of Judaism towards the
religious struggles of the day."
Mr.. James Batchelder, who grew up
with the Central Pacific Railroad, and
who rose above all business or other
servitude some years since, came in
from San Diego yesterday, en- route
along the coast cities, for pure observa-
tion. During the past four years his
only employment has been to travel,
and purely to satisfy desire to do so,
probably because he got accustomed to
It while railroading. He first journeyed
around the world, then visited Alaska,
Manitoba, and almost all the other &C.
cessible regions known. His affiliating
acquaintance extends to nearly all the
prominent and powerful men on this
coast.